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Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01
GREENWOOD

The harvest l. past. the sammsr Il en- +
ed - We are remindei az We see The
Snowflake. falling from TIE Wild looking
clouds. tslllBg us In plain language that
viuisr l. close Sy.
Dc.- = u. Cummlngs has sold his farm
% Mrs. Blaisdell, and enpscts soon 10 move
- NORWAY. lll. oldest 500. Joseph W.
hks BEEN Al WORK there numbsf % years.
Widow Sarah M1rgsn was alive 20 day.
tGi u was ta0ught she eOoA DOT live
through ano.nsr night
And rOs for = fcs earl0sitles. begin.
uiag With freak % nature. JGst before
tas frost came, one of the children brogght
10 cucumotr about four inches In length.
containing a thumb OF ssd ons-hsif inches
loug. from me sni OF which had grown .
leAf. With q stsm an Inch iorg. The leaf
as q llt;ie smaller than an Ordinsry ca.
Cumber leaf Bat perfect In every part.
A few weeks sgo Frank l. Willis. Of
West Paris, showed us sword which bis
great great gfsndfAihsr broaght from the
battle neld OF SrAtogs. when Burgoyne
ssrrsndsrti, In iT5l. The blade Il loug.
straight. and harrow, with . brass bit,
ani ihe dep cuts seen on u show that u
hNi ben Ia business somewhere. Nc.
" jas 49, raNNNA - IsaAeNA 49,
frst lail balli on Paris iiliL II is for
midaole lookirg instrument. and DO doubt
hep, many rogue iasiie The '.iag, before
u was bufrtd.
I W. Sssn hroasht home = watch. yes-
tsrdsy. belorging % The widow wsni-
worth. whieh. compared With The watches
of the present. day. looks pretty ancient.
and probably ''cane over In iihe hsyfow-
err IL wss made In L1nd0n. aui 10 two
and Oue bar ineAe- In diameter. onaeir.
culAr piece 90 paper inside The case IL this
hit 90 history This wsteh WAS given TO
my faihsr ~ my grsrtfsiher. In the fall OF
Isis. and has bssu In The family from that
ilme. Isaac Wentworth. GfsSnvooi,
sept. isei."
Ofvllie Amcs shoi an eagle. few days
ago, which measured feet and inches
acrOss The wings. II IL now In TIE hanis
Of The tsxidermlsi Al West Bethel
The news has jast rescaci us that Mrs.
Morgan i dead L. ID.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01
MIDDLE INrHRvALH fBrrurI. !

Every QUE vss shocked a, the news OF
TIE sudisn death % Rsv. David Gsrlsrd.
We shall miss him A. pastor. frlend. and
brother. also ~ school committse. (which
hls place a. UT has not been fully flled.
and a. !, was VITA Dr. y. 7. True, Il can.
net be.
ksv. Seth BensoB. Or North Paris.
preached herV last sabbath .ud ls exptet-
"a % preach tomorrow. Ills sermon last
Sabos,h Vas very Interesting.
ID. VI klmball expects % starr very soon
% Dover. y. n. with . car ofpoiAtoes.
Potatoes are selling now Al IS and CO cents
AZ J. Ssan's.
J l. Kinbali ard family have gone 10
Los Anecl.s. CAl Reports favorable.
JOseph Iloit l. aoout really 10 sell bis
farm. hs wlfes health Is very poor.
E.p.k.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01
ONE uUNDRED DOLLARS ~ GO

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ~ GOLD
II IL no, often ths, farmers and f.rmsis'
wives, or people generally who keep hens,
have an opportunity 10 make rom Yen 70
ofty dollars In eight weeks time, besides
Increasing the number OF eggs from their
hens from two 10 I've hundred per cent.
Ba, like fourth OF July Il does come once
. year. and now II the time
For three years. I. 3. Johnson Co, ?,
Custom House Street, Boston. Mass
have offered several premiums payable In
gold coin for the best results from the use
| Of Sheriisns Powder TO make hens ley.
These premiums have become 90 popular
suo ong people who keep hens. that John.
son q Co. of,r stili larger premiums this
year They hereby authofizs Us 10 say
that they will pay one hundred dollars 10
gold coin. In four separate premiums, for
ths four beat results from eight weeks
triai oi sheiidan's Powder to make hens
lay. The premiums are IA follows FinJ
dollars for the nfsi best result, twenty
fse dollars for the seconds Fifteen dol
lars for the third, aud ton dollars Tor the
fourth best result
or course every person who compftes
cannot get Q premium. bat the following 3
letter from party who took only smxi
premium Last year. shows thst every one
can make money by the use OF Sheridsn's
Powder, from increase OF eggs alone, even
iftbey do not get premium
EVANSVILLE. VT
4 q. yohu,on a Co. III Was hsppliy
disappointed st receiving the &C 90 prem
ian. got veil paid for the ei 20 ! speat
for sheridsu's Powder In Increase OF eggs
from .isht h-us, more than I shorld have
ro, " 1 hsd not fed TIE Powder. Sun
we'll sstisned.
Yours very truly. L ID. ALEXANDER
Any person can compets who desires.
Johuson & Co. will send full particulars
| free to any address. The sooner one CON.
meuces the better, - the more eggs they
get during the season OF high prices, the
more money they win make ont ofths trial.
| n you wish 10 commence at once IL would
be better 10 send for some Powder aud
particulars both st the same time.
FOR 50 cents In stamps johnson & Co.
will send tn any r U address two 2S csut
packs packs for ei 90, or. for ei.2o. 81 Ia
pound can Of Powder viii be sset post
paid; or sIx cans 70 Any express once Tor
Is 90, express prepaid. You cannot make
. mistake By ordering st once.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01
LOWELL.

sewall Brown. Esq has gone TO later
vale, N. H., with his son.
Christian Circle q. Mrs. II. W. Palmers
on Tuesday.
congI Circle At Mrs. b. W. Andrew
on Thursday.
Mr. sylvsnus chspusn and daughter. OF
South Hiram and Mira Hunt-ess and son'
of Esst Hiram. have been Visiting c. u.
Chapman.
Singing school as the Centre Monday
and Friday evenings. and at North Lowell
on Tuesday and Saturday evenings
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01
BROWNPIELD

Work sg,la resumed ~ the corn shop
- me thirty hands src employed lsosline
ard packing cans
Two little dogs (tuins, I guess,l dress
ed In costume. went through our streets,
ruuuiag and barking. as though lie Dc
pended on them. No Que seemed IN know
TO whom they belonged OF where they were
goirg.
Sickness In town has somewhat sbstei
Probably ~ IL owing % the skill and uhtlr'
ing, united ,nJrts OF Dr. ani Mrs. Df
Caiehell. They say another new docte'
hs- moved into The village. but DR.. 0a'ehsl
siill lives.
Mr. william Rowe aud wife are visiting
friends In y. II.
Sir. NJ. G. Donnsli has moved his wool
shei Away from his house
Mr.. Hosea Stsfles has los, = horse
quite sged-
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01
NEWRY.

The widow Bear, who has been quIi'
sick. IL recovering.
Eleh. inches OF snow above Grsftot
Notch last week Friday. so Say parties
from that Vicinity.
Parties src now turning their attention
u lumbsrlng joos for The winter.
Mort. Thurston wants q thousand cords
OF birch 20 saw into spool strips and dow
els. t bis mill the coming season.
LiIIle Smith. OF this town. was united
In marriage 10 Virgil Cnspmsn. ofBsihel,
Sunday OF last week.
There l. 10 be pound party Al The PAR.
sousee AZ Newry Corner Friday evening OF
this week
sheep are scarce and high.
Young stock Il being sought srsE some
what. \ II. WILDER bought nice pair OF
thrte.ysar-o.d steers lately. Price ESQ.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01
ANDOvRR

The NJ. y. Ladies' Circle me, with Mrs.
T. wTBi..isli Wednesday. The proceeds
OF the svcrins were es 90
J. W. Eaton has moved N wiEihrop
Ne. and Mrs. Andrew Brldge.. OF Nc
Pals. have bssu yisiiipg friends here iar-
lug the past week.
JOAN Goodridge and son. of South 40
dover. rai.ci uearly 800 basbsl. OF oats
hi. season.
Mr.. Charles Dur.n allied deer in the
Geld near Der home few days ago.
The Apdover Agricultural Association
talk gittettronsly of baliiing aan on
their rroands, 10 be ready for use smother
season.
"rhe w0ois are fali- of sporsmsn.
Everybody ls busy closlns n2 The san'
msr oAmp.iga sni gsi,lag ready for win
tar
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01
UPTON.

We are glad TO Rad the tribaies Of love
snd respect paid 10 the memory Of Rev.
David Garland, a be has been . faithful
friend TO the people in this vicinity. We
shall miss him very much.
There has been considerable excite men,
during The past week on account of the
travel 20 and from Paris by The shsrlfs and
the people of fMagsliowsy, by some OF them
puitlng their testimony lnto prsetics.
Hollis Abbott started for The wood.
Wednesday with Chsse's and Jones's Can.
ala grcys, which be 10 10 drive during the
winter.
II. II. Goisin and wife are vlsliiug
friends In town
Ne. and Mrs. I. v. Evans were n q. IL.
Abbott's last week.
frci Ev.ns L. In town for . few weeks.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01
WEST BETHEL.

Ira W. Lowell. OF this place. 70 10 plt.
liable condition. AZ the age OF II nc was
energetic aud spparsntly well. and hard
working younx msp. bot one year lA'sr De
w.s ssddsaly prosustsd By rhsumansm.
ant for slsht long years has been confined
90 the house. moving only by The use ol
erutche-. Daring this space OF time Were
bas besplbst little charge with him. ana ~
4. not thopght be viii ever regain tne use
Of bis limhs-
lie KBowles has moved bis family and
hOasshold goots 20 Apson.
nan In North Albany bought an o's
horse which Vas very lame. and tofsso
the sufsrlng animal loose In bis pastnie.
When the owner wished 10 use him DC
foars The poor beast allied and buried.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01
MASON.

The weather OF late IL such a. 10 remind
al OF the near spprosch Of winter.
A better fall Tor farm work was never
known. and I, has been well improved 10
this section.
The bsylns OF hounds and The crack OF
the eus denote tha, poor rsyntrd IL noi
allowed 10 catch mice and grasshoppefs In
peace. Thoegh foxes are clssssi !. ,he
f.rmefs enemy. I very mach question the
wisdom OF thoss Who wouli sxtermin,ts
them. They destroy more ground mice.
squirrel. and young wooiehueks than al
other animals combined.
A. q. LovtJoy is eslled 10 moarn The
death Of an oaiy sister, Miss Lirrie Love
I,y. sac vas . NOS, smisble youug won.
al and beloved ~ all who knew her.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01
FAST SUMNER.

The Copgl Circle me, al the residence
OF "slocum" on Wednesday. and . very so
ci.i season va. enjoyed. The ladies deeli'
"a ,ha, The vss,ry OF the new church ought
20 be nnlshsd At oace. and dashed II is TO
be right awsy.
Mr.. A. A March, OF Carmel. is nov sup
plying the pulpit
We received = very pleasant call from
Rev. ]. II Bsrrows, OF Bsekneld, one day
last week. II is hoped that be vii favor
the people with his presence In The palpl'
some Sabbath ere long.
Several OF our citizens have been paint
ing and repairing their buildings OF late.
The II. Y. & u. Co. have besn niiipg up
the llns 70, winter. They have also re.
painted several of the station houses on
toe line.
People generally are getting ready for
SIocuM.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01
PAST WATERFORD.

Loren ID. Brown Il moving 10 Oxford.
Where he win ste, throssh the winter ~
is,st Hl- house viii be closed during his
absence.
Elmsr Hssxs,t, wife ard dsushsef have
IN Spending . week In the place.
George L. hilton has bullt an too'h"n
20 his barn m -
n cf sdboarne IL tigsing . vsii.
A. 8. Chatbourne 10 n nis asnsrs 'es
few tays-
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01
WEST SUMNER

Cooler weather ~ present
Bartlett. the Jsweisr. ts a. West samner.
Those In want of nae jev,lry should give
him q call.
Frvsh and sslt meat can be found AZ Il.
1 TusIl's store ever day In the week.
Staging school commenced last week
With over 40 scholars
Potatoes are very scarce In ibis Vicinity
eommandlug good prices II sold a. all
TIE musst for spples n rather dun.
JR. Paislfsr has been h>sing very
slck time. %, Is more comfortable AZ pres
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01
NORTH PARIS.

Nj Burney Fields has moved Into hll
stand at this place. The man Who moved
him found very valuable horse dead Ia
the morning.
Mr.. Lorstto D.sis hss also lost horse.
Value not large. Mr. Davis has been very
successful In swapping good horse into
poor Que.
Mrs. Robins ls moving iato the house
recently bought of Mrs Packard.
Mrs. G. iIsl l~sves for her hons In Mass.
this week.
]. n Dunhsm has commenced digging Q
cellar on the OLD wsshbufu place. and VII
probably bald co;,sse In the spring.
Hiram Danhsn is buying cows for The
market
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01
THE POSTAL CARD BRIoApE.
WILSON'S ,IIIIs

Nj Hiram ulllisrd and wife. of Pitis
oareh. ana sou OF Minor Hilliari. = taot
"a sho ws VIII knova by ta- nfst set
uers OF tfis place sons ffy years ago
have oSeo up. bfiuging with ihsm . won
an who vln sp-rd tbs wintsr a. Camp Car
ioou.
fhliP sawyer has been up river. prssan'
ably timber hsntlug.
Gotsln and wormsll have been up with
another batch of summons eoacerniag ths
hCaor baslncss
kagene Larry came up Thursday With
team and men for logging. Bcys stump.
see Of \. Lsavllt
Mrs NJ. A. Bennett has been quIts slek
OF nervous prcstrsiion-
James Bssttis IL taking crew OF msn
up the river today.
n q. Bennett IL ballilng Q achlmnsy and
painting his house lusids.
T. \ FLAT ani wife are ~ on visit
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01
EAST PERU

Wilson Stlllmsn swspped one ofhis team
horses with stephen Butrsll. OF Llvermore.
lie gave go % boot
Byron Trssk L. Al Portland 10 have an.
o o-her tumor removed. lie had one cut
oui lat spring.
NJ. Hall Il trying 10 get . company TO
come heru AMI can corn. lie cfsrs the
baildings FOR The factory free.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01
PORTER

We have been h,vlpg soms cold wsaihs'
warning us what is soon n cpns
Mr.. " 4. ffcneh has . run hst has
quite . history. II wa- given hin oy bis
grsndfsthsr. who I. :, years OLD. The
gun "a. taken from the fsiisn. Ia The ~sr
of 1919. sni brought iniO ihis town hJ
John Libby. . soldier from this town. u
soon afief became The property Of james
ffsneh. AMI has remained 10 his possession
up 10 The time that be gave 10 20 his grand
sou, y. 4. French. The barrel IL i've feet,
.bi with the stock 10 IL some sir feet In
length. III in gooi repair hui the barrel
has worn qalis thin frou use.
oar storms clear on with heavy winds.
LIZ
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01
SOUTH BETHEL.

The South Bethel Debating Ciub held
i,s frst regular meeting Friday evening,
Oct. ?s.h. The question "Dlstriet versus
town system" Vas decided 10 favor OF the
town system. Question for next Friday
la Resolved, That present Indications
show sabversion OF the U. =. govern
ment.
The yoaug people OF this plscs eontem.
plate q squirrel hunt on Saturday. O:t. -,
Terminating In "a oyster supp,r In the
evening, 10 which the ladies' are inviiei.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01
NORTH FRYIBURo.

Tue Ms,hciIs, Circle me, las, week with
Mr.. Bsmls
The Ladies Ala al their last mce,ing
elected otflcers I. follows;
Mrs. George Charles, Pres. Miss oivs
Charles. v. rrcs.. Mrs ~. walker. sc.
This week tae society holds an oyster
supper NJ the home of iiaIsn Stevens.
Fret Spring ls - enier al once upoa
besinc.. 81 TIE North fysburs store aud
post once.
Mrs. A. v Steven. 10 more seriously III
ttaa fOr SON. weeks past
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01
BYRON.

VT. brown has son. about year old.
that Il very sick II Is feared that be VIII
not live.
school on Bsclaeli Iliil began Oct 2tlh,
taught ~ Miss Minuie Abbott
JoO. Hoe gh;on Was ~ Paris last week.
Hantsrs are paiting out their traps. A.
) Youug and Frselsnd Aoooit hsye st'
over 100 Hector and Rlnsldo MArfen
have bought Too new trsps and are selling
them.
Mr. Waite. u Aa5arp, Msss.. is board
log a. A \ Youag's and huntins.
school =, Gun Corner closed TIE sis'
inst
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01
DENMARK.

Edwin Pingree. Who hss been At Paris
on the jary. has been excused from further
sttendsuce for the term aud has rstufntd
home.
f.P. Benne,t and v. NJ. Giles have gone
to Portland 70 make cans for burnhsm 4
Morrill,
Mrs. susln w. Berry IL at Portland for
few weeks, visiting friends.
A number of oar teachers ai'en ded tbe
Irstituts At ffyeburg last week.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01
BETHEL.

Bethel Is Just now lively place. 81
John Hastings is losdisg plue boards fo'
Boston.
Is.sc c'ook,r IL ssrdlng edslnss from
spool strips 10 lewiston.
Besrcs & Wilson. iIors,lo I. Ch,se snt
G. y Ryerson src taking their supplies
Into the LUMBER camps from Bethel before
the closing OF the Lakes
Eii.s Thomas IL supp'ying snamosr oi
birch teams on Sands, liver.
n. \. Smith and J. 3 Bartlett took eight
tons OF meal snd oats from the store oil
Woodbury. a Puringiou 10 the arm of the
lake Saturday. The nrm put more thar
500 bashels Ia bags Friday and ground
100 bushels OF grain.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01
HIRAM.

iiol. Gorge ferdiasni wsiswofik, %
Esslpott. res ntly visited his cary bon
a. n. Gsa r.l-g wsdsworth plsc- Ili'
sss .. 81 yssr- lie also visited 10 c"rti.f
H. mother. MIS-. Eaceh Jewell, assd os
she is the ouly surviving child Of Lieut.
nsrlsmin Ingalls,. Who se'tl-d In Hiram In
The sutumn ofi1it.
Ga the 26lh. Mr. sni Mrr. Geo. y.
brooks buried their babe. sou , months
old, sn only child.
The Orange Hall aud the Cope1 chareh
have recently b-en shingisd.
Mrs Rath Johnson, of Cornish. recently
visited a. Capt samuel Wadsworth's.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01
WEST PERU.

Oh. burgess has moved hack on To The
Old homsstesd of his fathers.
CT wyinsn Il q, hons ON ssisi'' iron
STARK. " II.
The fsrm.rs of this place aro hoplnr Ia
locate . corp factory AZ this village The
coming sessop From ,hree 10 -four huud'
rel acres OF corn will he ready TO book AZ
soou - some good. reliable company viii
take hold bon
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01
ROXBuRY.

NJ. FOSTER. OF the irm Of Foster Mar
DE. has come 70 the walker place with
number o. msn and l. gvttios ready Tor
The winters logging.
Mr A l. KasPp hs, returned from Li'-
ermOfe.
Mrs. Roberts. OF Ram,orj. IL spinning
for Nrs. Locke this week.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01
RUMFoRD CENTRE.

Mr.. James G. Colby Was buried here las
Thursdsy. lie had been si works. usyer
bill. M.ss for the las, nre years. Wa
taken slek some ten days ago. Ills moth
sr and bis brothers sister were with hln
during part of bis slekness Of typhoid
fever Rev. Mr.. iisnnaford preached ths
funeral sermon. Kind iflsnfs from iisvsr
bill sent bssatlfal nowers. Those who
knes the youbg man speak very highly OF
him We extend 10 the ffisnts and espe
eislly his mother oar Kind sympathy.
There will be another butter factory
mse,lng here next friisy when the siocl
will be taken up and IN. factory planned
ON . good solid working order Let 81
rame
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01
EAST BRowNfIILD.

Colds prevail
Mr.. Stanley. who has been sick several
weeks st his fathers. and st Que time gain
log. seems 90 be rather losing.
Several from here attended the Institute
si Pryebarg. More would have done "a
bot for some misunderstanding.
DF. Gsiehell Il now ,hiukins of movisg
into Als new house. which he Il buildiug
between the Two Villages, )as, - soon ~
II will be ready.
Mrs. Lois Howard has hsi her 10, ln The
cemetery graded and fred In good eontl.
ton.
A stone has recently been st for David
Gootnow. the frs, % the family who ever
came 20 Brosnncli. from iisnnlksr, ~. III.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01
ROxBuRY POND.

Rorbury town team toot The 2ai, not
The L., premium u Antovsr.
samuel J. Ess,sr aud J. A. Reed 20 Ia
the lakes IN work for g. X Msrsion, o'
Abiovsr. Orlando iisnnaford has gone.
W. II. Jenne returned home from Sun
day River last Tuesday
school viii close In No. and No. ..
Miss FLORA A. Meiunes is teaching 10
No 4.
Charlie aud Edgar Hodsdou aud Stliman
n Reed ar, guuplng q, the Lakes.
G. T.. Bartlett, OF Hanover, and the
Masons, Of Bethel. expect 10 operate on
their timber lands In this town the ooming
winter
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01
PERU.

Miss Rose Nllllnsr hss rstarned home.
She vn taken sick The next day amer she
GOT home.
Rev. =. :. wymsn nlsi the pulpit san.
day. The 20. for Rev. W. II \ ventres.
Howard Turner bought yoke of oxen
of Emery Cox for lsss than 500
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01

No one appeared before the Governor
and Council 70 oppose the appointment OF
special liqaor constables for Penobssot
County. and they viii probably be nomi'
mated AZ the next meeting. There was Z
fight over the sppointment OF eonsiahlts
for Sagsdahoc County. Bailey. the one
asksd for. being opposed by Mayor wske'
Held Of Bath. No action Was taken on the
matter.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01
RuMPoRD POINT.

John u. Howe 1. teaching on the wet
siic of Kills River.
Annie Martin closed her school on Red
lIlli last week.
The Martin Bros are exporting Or.
Dr. Abbott has some due organs Tor
sale.
George IIoyt has sold both of hi. colis.
Joe renley went to Lowell. Mass. with
q team, accompanied by Charlie Goodrich.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01

Sslsctnan Eissrts l. A. work With =
sres of men patting an untsr drain 10 The
fosi on Ne an at south OF III village.
when tse work L. complsied. the whole
l.ugth OF tae hiii slll be uadsr-dfsinei,
,ui The isrih % The spfiug nal viii BE-
r..facst ID 4 minimum
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01
FRYE

u. c. BIupg,op. OF Wei. Is slsitiag his
slater. Mrs. i.ssc Brsteeu.
R0beri Heed has been mailing extensive
repairs on ais builtings.
\. r. Brsdesn IL making some repairs
on bis oulldlog- ~ The pattlng In ofs
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01

Hoo. ElIha 10 wsshbarne. one OF NE
hOuossd sons of Maine. died q, his sons
Fssidsucs In Cnicsgo. Oct y. lie vas
bora Ia Livsrmorr, which Vas thea ~
OtfOrd c0an;y. In 1910, and wts one OF
TIE mat lllustrl0as members OF no,sd
family. Hs had lOsx and usefal paohe
career.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01

wesion IlAnmoos. ESQ. % Anoka
Mira. a;t,ni-i Court Al Paris lsst Wed.
rssdsy. Mr. n ia son % ll1n. DAVID
Hsnnoss. % Beihei, and Ia himself .
nenhsr % he OKford Bar. having been
.lnli,ai Al ne March tern lsif
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01

One hundred and slghy.iwo person,
have been summoned before the waldo
County grand jary TO testify 10 liquor pros
ecutious.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01

Winthrop has been much eIcitei over
the sudden departure Of syoung mao Just
ou the eve OF bis marriage 20 one CT the
most esiimable young ladies' OF that place.
Several peopi. wers anxious TO furnish tar
and feathers. bu, had No chance to use
them.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01

TIE Brosr-Rrci case brought oai iae
largest nam1er % witnesses. AMI created
the most fssiiug among those not fircctly
,risfesisi iu n. of any case that has been
.risf hers for some tine
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01

Rev. Chulss Perkins preached Al he
Bagils, church Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Mayo
l. v.silng in Eisn. snt haviug taken = se-
vere eolt. vas unsole 10 return 10 Paris
Lat urek
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01

Nrs A. n Gaysr rstarnsi % her home
nRock Isl.ai. IL. Monday. Ms. KIN.
bll accom3ani~d Der. AMI vii spsad tae
wlntsr sita her daaghter.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01

A mss IN Plsststlsa 40. Z. uabeoek
cOas,y, was 80 badly shsssi up oy os.r
that u iakss thr-s hours daily 10 drsss LIS
uo1nds
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01
A SUMMER REMEDY.

There is no summer medicine that
will tone the system and remove that
feeling OF debility incident to hot
weather, like DIR. II. c. Flowers
matchless Liver and Stomach Sana-
tive.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01

Hoo. $. c. srOu,, Of Portland. was Ia
town saturday.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01

rasre sss uo service a. TIE ualvsrsAllst
eAarch on SaniAy. Rev. Mss Angel BE-
isg called sssy - attsai . fanerh.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01

TIE B,psisi Ss,oAis school vii have
Blh's tay exercise On The seeond Sapday
in Nlvsnbsf
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01

TIE Unlversalisi Circle will meet with
NJ. Psraan oa wednesday evening". Nov.
gai Al are cordially iasltei - b pres
eat
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01
Chs Oxfars psn,usrut.
Paris and Vicinity.
VILLAGE DIRECTORY.

Fr.s B.pda CharsA, fresehias ssr,ics every
ssnl.y a II a.. sanisy sckeol = fls esbhsih
gvssisg ssrsics a '. - rraysf Mssuns..
TNar.lar EtsnInxs.
i-s'vsr..is - Ch.rsA. R<v. carohns snrsn. P..aar.
Frsa. 40 -srtiee svery santsy - n - ssbb.tA
ss.sel = y y n,
Nsstsa slsAlsf. sesrst.fy al frsssFsF. ketiaes
s.iuri.T kssains.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01

Miss L'zlls c. s.ovsn. Of p1nsli. VA
A, Paris last seek.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01

Cap, n y. Bolster. ofsOuih Paris. vas
nths Hin Sx;artsy.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01

Prof R.ch. o. Bates College. vls wit
ns.. In t,e Brosr- Ned case
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01

Mr.. NJ u. c. Blninx. has bees visliin Z
relative. srd fri~uds In thls place
Oxford Democrat., 1887-11-01

william n. Atsooi sni slfs. 10 Bnck.
fsli wvrc a he nm Sanfsy.